International Relations

The course gives an introduction to international politics from a theoretical perspective. The discipline of international relations looks at political interactions at the global level. In the context of this course, we will look at states as the most important actors in international politics, although we will also look at the influence of, for example, international governmental organizations (such as the United Nations) and non-governmental organizations and actors (such as Amnesty Internatio...

Lecture notes from International Relations course in BA International Studies. Notes are from lectures 1 through 12.

Key Terms to help create an overview of this course! Really helpful in combination with the lecture notes.

Notes of the required readings (Textbook chapters, journal articles and so on) for the course International Relations (2nd year, 2nd semester International Studies)

This document entails all the lecture notes for the course International Relations. The topics include (but are not limited to): IR theory, the legacies of the Cold War, nuclear proliferation, rogue states, nationalism, state formation, international order, legacies of decolonization, globalization, neoliberalism, war, regionalism and many others. A table of contents is included in order to make finding a specific topic within the 100+ page document easy and fast!

International relations readings 1-12 from the book

International relations key terms - lecture 6-12

International relations key terms - lecture 1-6

International Relations Final Exam Summary